The Good Cop in Hong Kong Movies

In the novel set in Hong Kong during that era, the protagonist's mother ruined her son's career for a complete stranger who had illegally immigrated to Hong Kong. The protagonist even had to risk being discovered to save her. Honestly, that's quite cruel.

To put it bluntly, this is a multi-female protagonist story, also known as a harem story. There are four female leads, who will appear one by one later. Those who don't like it are welcome to come again next time.

This is a very good novel. Police officers should be police officers, why are they involved in organized crime? Police officers should be pure and upright. If they want to make money, they should use other legitimate methods. This book is quite good and suits my taste. Keep updating! I've given you my recommendation vote.

Having read Chapter 60, "Poisoning Out," what rubbish is this? The protagonist and several elite CIDs are all wiped out by assassins, threatened with guns to their heads to get the ledgers—what the hell? Where's the danger sense? Did they forget about it while writing? What a terrible plot. The protagonist is constantly smoking cigars, as if he's some kind of superhero.

This is the most useless police protagonist I've ever seen in a Hong Kong variety show. His identity is: Senior Superintendent and the richest man in Hong Kong Island. In the end, his family is kidnapped. It's hilarious.

This is a rare example of a novel that gets progressively worse. There are quite a few female leads, but the protagonist just plays the innocent and refuses to touch them. Solving a case takes him to the hospital every time. The skills obtained through the system are only useful for the author to pad the word count; they serve no other purpose.

The beginning was alright, but seeing her slap her son because of a woman she'd only known for a few days was truly disheartening. It showed a complete disregard for her son's future; it was truly awful.

You just pick up women of unknown identity? Can't you find something normal? Do you own an orphanage? You just take any woman into your home?

I suggest the author delete the system from the book and start a new novel; it would definitely do better than it does now (though not by much). Honestly, any normal person with that system would be stronger than the protagonist. The protagonist the author wrote is basically an idiot (a normal person's intelligence is 5 points, while the protagonist's was 4 points before the system was added).

Bad review. Watching Hong Kong movies and reading novels is all about enjoyment; with all these restrictions, what's the point?